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Posted by Anthony R. Gold on January 1, 2006, 9:08 pm
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hard wiring using neat switches enclosed in circuit breaker boxes. http://www.cyberselect.co.uk/product/477 for people who are interested. Is there anything equivalent to those for 110V? I'd like to permanently wire in appliances such as say a pool heater where leads terminated by plugs seem inappropriate. I've seen the X10 wall outlet (model PAO11) which does look more professional, but is there anything even more suitable available for permanent wiring? Tony | ||||||||||
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Posted by BruceR on January 1, 2006, 9:26 pm
Please log in for more thread options Leviton line of Decora Home Control (X10) products at leviton.com or www.worthdist.com. From:Anthony R. Gold not-for-mail@ahjg.co.uk | ||||||||||
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Posted by Anthony R. Gold on January 1, 2006, 9:59 pm
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> There are hardwired modules that fit into standard switchboxes. See the
> Leviton line of Decora Home Control (X10) products at leviton.com or > www.worthdist.com. Thanks Bruce. I just looked through the Decora catalogues and didn't spot those. The closest I saw were some non-Decora products called Fixture Relay Modules http://www.worthdist.com/Leviton/fixturemods.htm which do not appear to be designed for box mounting. Is that what you had in mind or do you have any part numbers or names I should be chasing? Tony | ||||||||||
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Posted by BruceR on January 1, 2006, 10:27 pm
Please log in for more thread options For pool pumps and the like, the Leviton 6371 DPDT works well for 220v
circuits. For SPDT circuits us the 6291. From:Anthony R. Gold not-for-mail@ahjg.co.uk > wrote:
> >> There are hardwired modules that fit into standard switchboxes. See
>> the Leviton line of Decora Home Control (X10) products at >> leviton.com or www.worthdist.com. >
> Thanks Bruce. I just looked through the Decora catalogues and didn't > spot those. The closest I saw were some non-Decora products called > Fixture Relay Modules > http://www.worthdist.com/Leviton/fixturemods.htm which do not appear > to be designed for box mounting. Is that what you had in mind or > do you have any part numbers or names I should be chasing? > > Tony | ||||||||||
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Posted by Anthony R. Gold on January 1, 2006, 11:13 pm
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> For pool pumps and the like, the Leviton 6371 DPDT works well for 220v
> circuits. For SPDT circuits us the 6291. Many thanks Bruce. Tony | ||||||||||
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> hard wiring using neat switches enclosed in circuit breaker boxes.
>
> http://www.cyberselect.co.uk/product/477 for people who are
> interested.
>
> Is there anything equivalent to those for 110V? I'd like to
> permanently wire in appliances such as say a pool heater where leads
> terminated by plugs seem inappropriate. I've seen the X10 wall
> outlet (model PAO11) which does look more professional, but is there
> anything even more suitable available for permanent wiring?
>
> Tony